Cheap VPS hosting in India
that is not cheap hardware.
₹584 a month on annual billing, ₹749 monthly, for a KVM server with dedicated vCPU, NVMe storage and full root in a Tier IV datacenter in Noida, Delhi NCR. The low price comes from scale and our own hardware, not from overselling — the 4 GB plan sits on the same nodes as the 64 GB one.
What makes a cheap VPS in India actually cheap?
- TL;DR
- Cheapest plan: ₹584/month on annual billing or ₹749 monthly — 4 GB RAM, 2 dedicated vCPU, 50 GB NVMe, 20 TB bandwidth, full root
- Same AMD EPYC / Intel Xeon nodes, NVMe RAID and DDoS-scrubbed network as the ₹7,999 plan; nothing is oversold against you
- Renews at the sign-up price — the common “cheap” trick of a low first month and a high renewal is not used here
- Hosted in a Tier IV datacenter in Noida, Delhi NCR, single-digit latency across north India
A cheap VPS is only a bargain if the price stays and the server performs. Ours does both: ₹584 a month buys a real KVM machine with dedicated vCPU, NVMe storage and full root, on the same hardware every larger plan uses, and the renewal invoice matches the first one. What you do not get at this price is a control panel or managed support — both are optional add-ons, and most people running a small site or app never need them.
- From
- ₹584/mo annual
- Monthly
- ₹749/mo
- Smallest size
- 4 GB · 2 vCPU · 50 GB NVMe
- Setup fee
- ₹0
- Renewal
- Same price
- Bandwidth
- 20 TB fair use
- Datacenter
- Tier IV · Noida, Delhi NCR
Every size, cheapest first.
Annual billing is 22% off and renews at the same figure. Switch the term above to see monthly.
Best value
Where the saving comes from, and where it does not.
Cheap hosting usually hides a cost somewhere. Here is where ours is and is not.
Own hardware, bought in bulk
We buy and rack the nodes ourselves; no cloud reseller margin in the price.
Annual billing
22% off for paying a year ahead, because it saves us billing and churn. Monthly is ₹749, still the lowest tier.
No panel, no management
The base price is the server. cPanel, Plesk or managed support are add-ons you only pay for if you want them.
Not from the network
DDoS scrubbing, dedicated IPv4 + IPv6 and the 1 Gbps port are the same on every plan.
Not from overselling
Dedicated vCPU and NVMe RAID on every size. A cheap plan on a crowded node is not cheap for long.
Not from support
24/7 engineers with console access answer the ₹584 ticket the same as the ₹44,999 one.
What people run on the cheapest plan.
Personal and portfolio sites
A WordPress or static site with room to spare.
Staging and test boxes
A throwaway server for a week; resize if it stays.
Bots and cron jobs
Telegram bots, scrapers, schedulers — always on, cheaply.
Small Node or Python apps
One app, a database, a reverse proxy.
Learning Linux
Root on a real server, from ₹584 a month.
Minecraft for friends
A small vanilla world for a few players.
From ₹584 to a running server.
Pick a size
Nine KVM sizes, 4 GB to 64 GB. Resize in place later without a reinstall.
Pay in INR
UPI, card, net banking or PayPal. GST invoice with our UP GSTIN.
Root in about a minute
Credentials and dedicated IPs by email. Free migration from your current host if you want it.
Cheap VPS checklist.
The questions to ask any cheap VPS provider, with our answers.
| Question | What to watch for | URLStart |
|---|---|---|
| Is the renewal the same price? | Low first month, high renewal | Same price, written in the plan footer |
| Is the vCPU dedicated or shared? | “vCPU” on a crowded node | Dedicated vCPU, NVMe RAID |
| Is DDoS protection extra? | ₹300–₹1,000/mo add-ons | Included |
| Is there a setup fee? | ₹100–₹500 hidden at checkout | ₹0 |
| Where is the hardware? | “India” with no facility named | Tier IV, Noida, Delhi NCR |
| Who answers support? | A ticket queue | Engineers with console access, 24/7 |
One network. Owned edge, scrubbed transit.
Traffic enters through redundant edges with DDoS scrubbing in the path, crosses a 10 Gbps core, and lands on our hardware in our Tier IV datacenter in Noida. Every plan gets the same path.
Frequently asked.
Straight answers.